Is there Krautrock with actual emotion or is it all just goofy

Yeah future days

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>>74996748
Listen to Faust.

>>74996748
Tell me one emotion Tago Mago doesn't evoke.

>>74996770
>No goofy nonsense
>Listen to Faust

Not all music needs to be emotional, why can't it just sound cool?
Sorry but if you're expecting emotion psychdelic rock probably isn't for you.

>>74996784
Disappointment.

>>74996748
Buddy, these two were enough:
>>74996419
>>74996277

>>74996817
Plenty of psychadelic rock is emotional imo, just not Krautrock, but yeah I guess not all music has to be emotional, I just really like Krautrock's grooves and repetition and I'd like to hear that in a more emotional context

>>74996885
Don't listen to krautrock and minimalism then?

>>74996903
As I said, I like Krautrock's grooves and repetition and I was wondering if there was any band that used this sound for more emotional music

>>74996933
Amon Düül II, Popol Vuh, Out of Focus and Günter Schickert may be what you're looking for.

>>74996826
You got me f a m

>>74996817
>Not all music needs to be emotional, why can't it just sound cool?
If music doesn't get emotion out of me why should I feel any emotion towards it?

Can instrumental music be emotional? I find a lot of Popol Vuh and Harmonia to be full of emotion in their playing.

Some of the more folky-krautrock grounds have more serious lyrics, you might be interested in them.

>>74997034
>Can instrumental music be emotional?

The whole wealth of classical music makes this sort of question quite silly.

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>>74997034
>Can instrumental music be emotional?

This board has become such trash